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Email Extractor

Paste any text and instantly pull out every email address it contains, with optional deduplication and one-click copy. Runs entirely in your browser.

🔒 This tool runs entirely in your browser. Your files are never uploaded to a server.

Example shown — paste your own text, addresses are found live.

How it works

  1. Paste any text — an email thread, a webpage, a spreadsheet column.
  2. Every email address it contains is pulled out and listed instantly.
  3. Toggle "Remove duplicates" and copy the whole list with one click.

FAQ

Does this verify the emails are real or deliverable?

No — it only checks that text matches a valid email address pattern, not that the mailbox actually exists or accepts mail. Verifying deliverability needs an actual connection to the mail server, which isn't something a browser-only tool can do.

Can it extract emails from a PDF or Word document?

Paste in text copied from those documents and it works the same way — the tool doesn't open files directly, only the pasted text.

What counts as a valid email format here?

Standard local-part@domain.tld patterns, including subdomains, dots, and common symbols like +, -, and _ in the local part. Obfuscated addresses (like "name (at) example (dot) com") aren't recognized since they aren't written in standard email format.

Is my pasted text uploaded anywhere?

No — the whole thing runs with a regular expression in your browser. Nothing you paste is sent anywhere.

How we compare

Feature Online Tool Store Excel formulas Online regex testers
No formula or regex knowledge needed Requires formula skill Requires writing a pattern
One-click dedupe and copy Separate formula needed Manual copy
No file upload — runs in your browser Some send text to a server

If you just have a wall of pasted text and need the addresses out of it fast, this skips formulas and regex entirely.

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